[TB Blake]

Hi Maia,

I did try that – unfortunately when I tested flattening the sequence after edits were finished, Premiere didn’t recognize the audio as being linked to the video and only flattened the video, leaving the audio in a limbo state where it marked it as still being part of a multicam sequence and refused to flatten. It did this whether I copy-pasted just the video from the simplified sequence into the multicam, or both the audio and video from the simplified sequence into the multicam.

Sadly it looks like the only option in my particular case is to keep moving the media down onto the bottom tracks manually.

Thanks for trying though!

[TB Blake]

Hi Mads,

Yes, the audio was recorded separate from the video, and everything kept in line via a Tentacle Sync. It’s for an unscripted reality show, so each audio channel is one mic-ed up person and audio and video are both equally important. (And this means audio and each camera are all often running around in 3 separate locations and don’t coordinate when they start and end recording…)

I’ll try your suggestions of merging or nesting the footage though, thank you!